Herzan LLC

Herzan LLC

Address
23042 Alcalde Drive, Suite E
Laguna Hills
CA, 92653
United States
Phone: +1 (949) 363 2905
Fax: +1 (949) 340 9751
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Herzan provides high performance environmental solutions for precision research instruments. They include acoustic enclosures, vibration isolation systems, Faraday cages, and site survey tools. Herzan specializes in supporting nanotechnology research, but also offers solutions for product testing, in-vitro fertilization, and many other applications.

Herzan understands that every application and environment is different, so it collaborates with customers to create comprehensive integrated solutions that satisfy their unique demands.

Herzan was founded in 1992 by Ann Scanlan in Orange County, California. Originally, Herzan was established as an American subsidiary of Herz Company Ltd., a Japanese company specializing in vibration control. The name Herzan comes from the amalgamation of 'Herz' and 'Ann'.

Primary Activity

Environmental Isolation Solutions

Eliminating Magnetic Fields to Improve SEM/TEM Capabilities

Eliminating Magnetic Fields to Improve SEM/TEM Capabilities
Using Active Vibration Control to Aid Intracellular Electrophysiology

Using Active Vibration Control to Aid Intracellular Electrophysiology
Determining Isolation Requirements with Site Survey Equipment

Determining Isolation Requirements with Site Survey Equipment
A Guide to Selecting Isolation Systems for Measurement and Analysis Instruments

A Guide to Selecting Isolation Systems for Measurement and Analysis Instruments
Vibration Isolation Stages in Scanning Electron Microscopy

Vibration Isolation Stages in Scanning Electron Microscopy
Vibration Isolation for In-Vitro Fertilization

Vibration Isolation for In-Vitro Fertilization
Vibration Isolation Solutions to Eliminate Noise in AFM and SPM

Vibration Isolation Solutions to Eliminate Noise in AFM and SPM
Environmental Isolation for Nanoindentation Analysis

Environmental Isolation for Nanoindentation Analysis
Vibration Isolation for Nanoscale Research and Analysis Instruments

Vibration Isolation for Nanoscale Research and Analysis Instruments
Isolation from Environmental Acoustic Noise for AFM and SPM

Isolation from Environmental Acoustic Noise for AFM and SPM
The New TS-C30 from Herzan

The New TS-C30 from Herzan

Archived Herzan LLC News

AEK-2002 and NanoVault Acoustic Enclosures with Automatic Door Feature from Herzan

AEK-2002 and NanoVault Acoustic Enclosures with Automatic Door Feature from Herzan
AFM Probe Performance Comparison from Herzan

AFM Probe Performance Comparison from Herzan
In Vitro Fertilization with Jackhammer Noise from Herzan

In Vitro Fertilization with Jackhammer Noise from Herzan
Herzan TS-C30 Active Vibration Isolation Table

Herzan TS-C30 Active Vibration Isolation Table
AVI Series Active Vibration Control from Herzan

AVI Series Active Vibration Control from Herzan
Active Vibration Control for Nanoscale Research Instruments - TS Series from Herzan

Active Vibration Control for Nanoscale Research Instruments - TS Series from Herzan
Portable Environmental Noise Analysis Kit for Laboratories and Instrumentation - WaveCatcher from Herzan

Portable Environmental Noise Analysis Kit for Laboratories and Instrumentation - WaveCatcher from Herzan

Characterization Techniques of PAC-G

In this interview, AZoM talks to Rafael Varela Della Giustina, Business developer at PAC-G, about the capabilities of PAC-G, and who it would serve best.

Characterization Techniques of PAC-G